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feeling of drowsIness and then sharp
pains run through you, right there. Is
1t truep' @a
Eyes. SIR"
"I'll tell you something else. You
missed what your sister called big
chance when you were seventeen years
old. and she said you were a great fool
to let it go by. Is that SOP"
ut is" said the lady, reddening.
There's man in the hall" he con-
tinucd pacing restlessly mp and down
with clasped hands HE has been
sitting here and saying to hms elf;
We'll, this is all mind reading. Now.
If he Will tell me something that is
going to happen, may believe some-
thing in Spirtualism.' He has been
rather soothing me. Now, l want to
know if this is true. | am talking to
YOU" pointing his long, thin finger at
n gray-haired man who sat on his loft
''All corroct?" The man bowed his
head. "Well, l tell you that one Christ
mas day." he continued, so solemnly
that hush fell upon the audience. II
don't think the spirits ought to tell
those things, but am forced to say to
you that one Christmas Day a member
of your family will die" A startled
look passed over his face, and n SILVER
ran through the audience at the un-
canny message. The mans name
could not be learned, but on the sue
ceeding Sunday your correspondent
heard two women get up in the audience
and admit that the young Spirltualisi
HAD FoREToLD THE DEATH
OF one of their husbands.
In this way the services" are con-
Quoted. He gives "tests" to two hun
bred people in single night with mar
velous rapidity. describing their dead
relatives and friends, and giving their
names and the names of people in the
audience with whom they wish to COM
municate. MADAME" said the Spirit
ualist, suddenly stepping from the plat
form and walking up the aisle to lady,
''somc one dear to You in the Spirit
World has asked me to give you this
rose" He gave her the flower and re-
turned to the platform. HE says his
name is Alfred. Do you know him?"
mo" said the lady, who was evidently
IN unbelever The Spiritualist burst
into laugh. '1t's curious how for
getful people are. madame; that man
is your own husband Alfred Williams.
The lady's face showed that he was
correct. Young Slater, seen at home,
said: II believe in Christ and the Bible
/ work for the good of mankind. ] have
an independent income. / don't pre-
tend to know the philosophy of Spirit
ualism, and don't try to. | can detect
med umship instantly. Joseph Jefferson
is medium; so is Lester Wallack.
boston Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-19

The following marriage licenses were
issued to-day: Mr.. r. II. Ramsey and
Miss M. l.. Cordell, Mr.. Sol Loeb and
fannie Sues.
Every subscriber who fails to get
the HERALD is requested to report the
failure to the HERALD Office. Our car
rier system is being revised and i'm.
proved. and in the changes going on IN
the effort 20 perfect il come omissions
will occur Please report EVERY failure
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Many Homes Made Happy

When they learn that they can get
Lace Curtains, Lace Bed Sets, Casters,
Mirrors, Clocks, Oil Paintings, Eagle
Wringers, United States Champion
Washers, Union Fluters, etc, on small
payments. made weekly. at j. f.
Zang's Texas lnstallment House. $40
IN stree.
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Not a Farmer

You are not farmer ARE you. Mr..
featherly'" Bobby inquFred,l as that
young man settled himself on the sofa
for a party call. as,a,.r
Certainly not. Bobby he replied,
'Tm in the dry goods limo b Why7'
because ps told ma tlsAt from the
way you acted At The supper table last
sishs yoa nsst t'IIsys " I.>kia' hsy
While the - shins&" fess srrf
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SLATER'S MARvELS.
Spiritualistic Manifestations in thJ
Light.


Brooklyn is excited over new Spn'
itualist exponent John Slater, a mar
twenty-five years old. He holds what
he calls services at Avon Hall, or
Bedford avenue, every Sunday forenoon
and evening The house is invariably
crowded. There are no turned dowI
lights. no curtains, no going int
frances, except rarely, and then only
for few moments, no puzzling trick
cry and no mystery. al don't wan
you to believe what you hear tonight"
said he; II ask you to use your owr
judgment. l was in Troy last week
and while was giving tests Catholic
priest came into the hall, picked ou
the members of his congregation, ant
ordered them out As the man stood
in the hall saw the spirit of his mother
standing near him. told him so and
gave him her name, and he was honest
enough to acknowledge that it was cor.
rect get an audience here tonight !"
said he, as he passed the platform with
his eyes closed 1T is young man in
the spirit world, or what you call dead
lie goes up The aisle. lie stops just il
front of that lady there. He bends ovel
and kisses her on the forehead, and he
says: Mother, William is here Now
give me his name-s-L-o-T-E-is thai
correct, madamc?" The lady, visibly
affected, answered, "Yes. sir; but yor
are perfect stranger to me-"
al have something to say, that gen.
tleman with the black hair and high
forehead" he continued. turning to an.
other part of the house; you have
business engagement tomorrow morn.
ing with two men. see you go up
flight Of steps into room where there
are two desks. In the second drawer
of one Of these are the papers Of the
transaction which you had in your hand
to-day. You are going to invest o..
900. Is that all SOP" 80
Perfectly" said the man. In amaze
mcnt
swell, now. these two men are
sharpers and II you want to save that
$1,000
KEEP OUT OF THAT BARGAIN.
Lcgsl advice is good but mine is bet
ter"
IL believe H." said the man. en-
phstically. His name was c. c. Bull
mer. aud he lives at No. 279 Macon
street. Brooklyn. Your correspondent
has since verified The accuracy Of thai
test.
"And don't you suffer with your
limbsP" he inquired Of lady Just In
front OF him.
"wsll. not now; 1 used TO; feel Il
now"
"Well. I am going to show vou thai
know all about your limbs. The pain
h hsrt" he cont'nusd. tooehinc the
cali u b ieg. 'You have = --~siis
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Justice Court.

Tobias Rollcn brought suit in Judge Bras
wells court against Aaron Smith, to regain
possession property, The jury returned "A
verde for plaintiff. Defendant appealed.
The Judge remarked to the reporter that
heavy battery would open fire this aft err
noon at Fort Braswelrs.
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w. @. It. u. Meeting.

The regular meeting ofthe Woman's
fluo7 Christian Temperance Union will be
'<sdrtld IN the Tabernacie M. X. Church,
.-,ocorner Main and st. Paul streets,
- Thurs day afternoon, Jan. 20, at 4
o'docs. AL. lal.ies Interested In this
YORK are earnestly iuvised 10 be
pre- s<ut By order Of The president
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Indicted and Gives Bond.

1 Sim Sigh was indicted for the
a shooting of A. c. Reeves and was re-
aarrested this morning and brought
ssinto court. lie gave bond in the SUN
of $1,000 The bond he gave at the
time of the shooting was $500. Mr..
Reeves has recovered so as to be up and
. : around.
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If you want a good saddle or any
thing in the harness line Pad2itt
Bros. is the place to get it.
The biggest line of silver plated
ware in Dallas at Doherty & Co.'s, 603
Main street.
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A fine line of jcwery, etc, at Doher
ty ~ Co.'s, 603 Main street.

BY experience man has learned that
It is economy to buy the best quality
of any class of goods, and Padgitt
Bros, in the line OF wholesale and re-
tail saddlerv. are not TO be excelled in
quantity, quality and low prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-19

The biggest line of silver plated
ware in Dallas at Doherty IL Co.'s, Co
Main street.
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COnIOiIJ John.

Dealer in all kinds of oil, and pat
emf oil cans. Leave orders at 1913
Main Str, ct.
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Brooks

has the finest painter in the State.
Take your work TO him if you want
il done well; 1913 Elm street.
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THE CITY.

F Additional City News
City news to be found on End. 3rd
nd 9Th pages.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23

Bsssor. A. T., Sept. 22.-Gen.
Miles has inaugurated . series OF
movements among the troops In this
country Tor the purpose Of keeping
them In readiness for another Indian
outbreak and give them more thor.
ough knowledge Of the country and
the methods Of Indian warfare. A
email party OF soldiers, we'll mounted
and with horses loaded lightly O. pos.
sible, left Fort Huachusca four days
ago and will proceed $50 miles north
70 Fort Apache. They viii be pursued
by troops from oil tbs posts In South.
srn Ariscns. II the raidinE party 10
not cAp.u cd before reaching the
point Indicated, the troops will return
In the same order and endeavor 10
capture the former pureuing party be-
fose reaching Fort Huachusca.
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RepubIican state Committee.

Nxw YonK, September 2i.-The Re.
publican State Committee met at noon
today at tho Filth Avenue Hotel for
reorganization. The corridors Of the
hotel were filed with politicians. A
delegation CT colorsd republicans
was PRESENT looking for recognition,
and were given q reprssep tation on
the committee. Permanent organize
ton was effected by the &C.
lection OF the ofiicers OF the
committee. Cornelius N. Bliss, chair
man; John M. Knapp, OF Csyugs
county. chairman Of the Executive
Committee; 3. v. White, OF Brook.
Ign, treasurer; Smith Of Allegheny
county, secretary. Gen. John M.
Knapp said that Organization means
victory, and that was all II dbl msan.
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B. +. JONES INTERVIEWED.
Ills Inls6 mite Idea OF the Political
Situation.
That He Favors blaine IL Plainly
shown-Prosperiiy hue 90
Repubiicsnfsm.

NKw YoRK, September %. Mr.. b.
r. Jonep. the chairman Of the N .
tionsl Republican Comm!ttse, was Ia
the city yesterday aud is at the Wind
sor Hotel. He, with Mrs Jones, will
probably be here for about week.
To reporter Of the Herald he said
last night: ~ don't expect that the
Republican National Committee win
meet much before January. We shall
probably hold our meeting at Wash.
inston. OF course, we shall wait be-
fore coming togsther for all the State
elections to be over, 80 that We can
better survey the ground.
"As to the place Of meeting OF the
national convention, We have Q good
many applications from eligible cities.
l have no preference. / have said that
think Philadelphia would be found
con venient, but that is about all that
have said about that city.
"As to the Presidential candidate, II
10 wv ohtiy w Nuik uuout thutb Wo arc
not discussing candidates at present.
Mr.. Blaine is eni ,ying himself In L 4.
rope, and, Of eouroe, he takes an inter.
est In the political affairs oil his coun.
try, although he 10 away from It. II
there is as widespread q desire for his
candidacy as there was when he OF
tanned his previous nomination, oil
course be will be nominated II he will
give his consent. l am sure, at pres
emit, no ons but himself knows whether
he would give that consent. Should
Mr., Cleveland be nominated, / think
1t not unlikely that Mr.. Blaine would
be also. All this, however, Is mere
conjecture.
I've shall be able ID Judge, after the
State elections, Of the effect OF the new
elem nts In politics, namely, the tenn
persnce and the labor votes. Both
are important factors and must inevi
tably control the movements Of the
two great parties.
"Personslly, / think that the pro,
psrity OF tho country, which Ia trace
able to Republican policy. and espe
clally that part Of II relating to pro
lection, will be very Influential In
electing tho r publican nominee Ia
the Presidency"
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a Youux mer,ean msra,r.a

NooALKs. A. T., eplember ga
tragic affair occurred this mornipg on
the feast grounds, on tho Mexican
side Of the line, which resulted In the
instant death Of Mexican named
NJ uiano Elias, aged about twenty-five
van. Ons story Ia that the parties
called young Elias 10 tho rear OF one
a the booihs, when ono Of them
nlaoed n revolver 10 his breast and
hred, killing him instantly. Gao oil
them IN connected with the Mexican
custom house, and smother 10 Q
gendarme Tor the feast. Young X las',
people are very wealthy, one Of his
uncles, Juan X iu, owning moro thar
a bali million acres Of land In 70 FORA
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Races at ars,e.ena

NEw YonK. sopt mber 22.-The
weather al Gnveaend today was
cloudy, hut The attendance was large,
the track ias, and racing good.
First Race-one mile. Starters
Row'and, Harry Resell. Rosallnd,
Pasha, SAieban, Aruudel, K,is A.
Amudel won by leng,h, Saeban
too1ad, Pasha tliId. Iimo-iI2i
Second Rae ii ndiCAp, Que inlle
and Or SKI. nth. Starters: Grey
Cloud, f.v1r, Boa Lnlovns. Equ.
maux FaNe1lrits, Wiadeal. y AGO
letIa S0u By two lengths, Favor aec.
ono Eqlinnux third. Tine .iqi
Mriua's ns.d iq3 6S
Thri Riro-Thr Algeria sake Coz
iw ear olds; each nall itisit, sil
iufl1nsf. s.Eit,fs; T. upcf0f 4 Nor
70 K, GAllIirts and Rroland. En.
pfrrr NJ n riolk uol hy length,
Roc lsad tscono, HAlli third. Tine
-llbl
f.lfth Rica-Tls Fa tln.gl ,tos ioi
three year o'ds; one mile ani q gu ~
tor Ou.v X ngatln end DAflnri
giaI 90. Klgslon won b. two lengths
Time
Eth RAce-For tEc year OILS, "a
inrcngs. stsrlsu: Ge'raa Oystsr
X ne Oral, Ls1 n, Daninla. Music
Sidie Mo. q orso Oyster won by
tvo sg.tts, KlJg Crab second, l.
II third. 1ms-i:i6
SIKH Race A heavy W. hthanfl
cop, seven idrlnugL safisu; 1onnii
b., Referee, Pol lie, Pa Diver
Biough'l1, Cay, R3mp. D.adam
Lumlnffy Cary won EASILY, ID aden
rccond, Br9ughtou thlid. rime-
l.8ll
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ne.roe pecsri.. attach ed.

Orrr CO. Mkrioo, via Galveston,
Tex. September IA writer In la
Yea do Mexico. an ultra clerical pager,
eudeavors TO demons,rAts that the
Corss iaiive party "hAs Alv iys been
the Hnh.Yankee party Of Mexico"
ard says tina, II advoc ited the empire
q NJ lklmllian "lu order 20 concen.
lrate here, In q European prince, ele-
mens which mirhl couu,eract the IN.
hlence OF the U,ited States, which
mainialne che abSurd Monroe doc.
tine." Tni, 10 the fret open Lcknowl
edgm ~ OF the hostility OF the Oln.
seIya'iyl party 10 the u ,i,ed States.
IL was reported yesterday afternoon
thA' The dnel between Gen. NAranjo
and Gen. Prjdillo will not come "a.
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raol ., risE.d on 10000.

CMcAoo, ILL, September 22.-P. r.
Scott, IT,, ton OF ex Gov. Scott, q Ar.
kinsas, reportd to the police yester.
day that he had boon robbed Of $500
In notes and $500 In money. He had
sold hls lnt,rsst In q business In Kan.
aSs, and arrived al the fremont House
Tuesday 4 his way to Napoleon, o.
That evening no vent b the theater,
and on returning 10 tho hotsl found
that q pockelbook containing the
notes aud money, which hs had la
his inside pocket. had been stolen. II
is suppo Q tina bis pocket was picked
In the crowd rs Le was leaving tie
theAter.
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and at times was unconscious. This
morning, however, he awoke and
rtc0gnis ID those about him. Yesterday
he was found lying on his couch In
his room unconscious. Doctors were
hastily summoned, and II was found
thst bis right side was paraly xed, and
he may, the physicians state, have
had eight stroke OF apoplery. This
morning Mr.. smpstesd Wssbburn
stated that his father had also burst 9
hood vessel at the backlof his head.
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Consumption. wasting Disease.

And General Debility. Doctors disa.
gree NJ 10 the relative value OF God
Liver OIL and Hypophorphitel; the
ono supplying strength and Il sh, the
Other giving nerve power and acting ~
q tonic 20 the digestive and tntire eye
tom. Bn' In Scotia Emulsion OF God
Liver Oh with Hypophosphltes the
two are combined, aud the effect ID
wonderful, Thousand, who have de.
Rived no perm anent benefit from other
preparhtlore have been cured by this.
Sootts Emuldon ispeIiectly palatable,
and n oaoily dlgetted by those who
cannot tolerate plain God Liver Oh.
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After tiOD, n. n. l..

For gprsins, bruises rheum aiism,
cramps infamstion, swelline, cuts,
buns, ETC., In mau, and splint, ring.
bone, windgall, episootic, scratches,
etc, In horses, Rangum Root Lini.
ment 10 o sure cure. The "King OF
Lniments" 10 the universal verdict.
Never fails TO cure any ailment that
can be reached by an external NEEDLES al
application: 10 csnts per bottle. For
sale by all druggists.
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MINERS' STRIFE.
A Long, Protrscted Lochost Looked
For.

For.
NEW YtRx, September ga
Wilkeebarre special says; There Is
every prospect that the strike Of the
coal miners In the Lebigh region will
be an obstinate and protracte6 one.
The outlook on the miners side OF the
trouble 10 for long continuance Of the
suspersion. They are taking their
tools from the mines a. fast O. they are
allowed 10 enter and get them. The
Hungarians 10 the Panther Ole X val.
ley have made application TO the rail-
road company for two freight cars TO
load their tools, so that they might
leave the region oil together. Meet
ipgs Of the Knights Of Labor have
been held throughout the region, aud
q circular has been dra vn up and sent
10 tho miners OF the Wyoming and
Lsckawanna valleys asking for assist.
anoe. Ga the side OF the operators
there 10 sad to be some signs Of weak.
eDing. Several Of the smaller compa
MES have asked their men not 10 leave
the region at present. and one or two
individual operators, who canno,
stand the loss incurred by their col.
lierIes standing idle, are psid to be
ready 10 give the advance, but are 70.
strained by tho others. The following
companies and operators signified by
wrltto1 communication their desire "a
resume work at their collieries under
tho same agreement M the Philadel.
pbia aud Reading Goal and Iron Com.
pany: NJ Camel Bellmore Oolliery
Garfield Goal Co npany, Enterprise
Oolllery and Jesoe May 4 o., shs
mokln Crystal Oolliery, John X. DA
vis and IL lsworlh Oolliery, Newcastle
Thete are all In the Schuylkill region
As yet not q word has been spoken Of
resumption In the Lehigh reei On,
where ~ 900 man are utlll out.
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Horace, Cattle ana chicken.

For collie and srnbs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, give simmons
Liver Regulator In q nah twice q
day. You eau recommend II 10 every
one having stock 40 the best medicine
known for the above complaints. In
using II with my chickens for cholera
and gapes mix II with the dough and
feed II 10 them once q day. BY this
treatment have lost none whore the
Regulator vs iven promptly and
regularly. EFT. TAYLOR,
AEen, Tor 0ranTsrt Of 9sorsia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23

RoouEsIxR, N. "a sensation was
caused In political circles here lael
night by the appearance Of the Rev. ]
A. Copeland nj the United Lsboi
Club meeting. He ayo Eed himself
Tor the George movement Mr.. C,pe.
land has been one Of the leading Pro
hibiiion workers, and last year wa
the candidate OF that party for Con
Qrnla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23

CnloAoo. lii Saint Bernard Dom.
mandery, Knights remplar, at q con.
cl,ve held las, night, expelled WIN. ].
NEG riele, Adam 0fhs and y. w.
II hbr from tho roll n Sir Knights
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23

Pirfsnuaa, r, Trouble IL expected
this winter bot seen tho iron manu-.
feoiufufe and the Amalgamated Asso
oiation o. 10 and Steel Workers
Toe inanulActurep claim that within
ihn las lev mouths the A nalgamAle
AZ &C stlon h'l made ex "a demands
upon IN iiyldual 6fns which wate un.
Int l order 10 be in a position "a
pfuteo' iltmlel,dl Ia the iiiur,, Il Ia
propo.ed q form an association OF
manufacturer on q closer ale than
ever before attempted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-23

FLAVOR your dinticg water with ten
10 twenty drops Angos uta Btters and
you will avoid all danger OF the imput.
ities which. unfortunately, abound
In our wafer supply.
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AM freq i,on All ,,,,1. :, ,

Ans free from all crude and Irri.
sating matter. Concontral, d med.
cine only, Carriers Little Liver Pilla.
Very small, very cary 10 take, no
pain; no .eripingi no purRing. Try
them.
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IN. Hisisisr wa,hburs's Condition.

CuIcAoo, Ill, september 29-Tbo
condition 81 The Hon. T.. y. Wash.
burn, eH.Minlster TO France, W 9
somewhat letter today. although there
are fears o. At the end Ia drawing near.
lie pared q romewhsi rettls,s night.
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Tho La,e., Tendon success.

Tbs new Latest English 10 becoming
the most popular high class ciaars,ts.
Exha Zoe. Kinney Tobacco Co.,
Nv York.
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AmsTIo,. ra... ana sl,II

rupree lu;sd by C,lsa,e 4 %, produces
pofdm =, and toilet soaps moro deli.
cate ih n can be- msdo abroad.
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Durtas hot Woesbev

smoke white.Csps tnew.l Cool and
dollca,e In q yor, extra fine In quail
ity. Ex 70 fine. Kinney Tobacco Co,
MAJ Yufk.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-04
At the City Hall Dining Room
Take Care of the Pennies.

Americans are said te be Q careless, money spending people, who disdain or do not care to practice those small economies which the French and German nations, for example, find necessary. There is probably some truth in this charge, for i'll America money comes easier than in the old coun- tries, and also goes easier. Yet America is the land of inventions, and of new ideas, and of uni versal progress. Among the new ideas. one which has occasoned good deal of talk, is the adapta-- and colds. This preparation is put up by the Avery Lactate company of Boston, the manufac- turers of the famous Lactart (acid of milk and is meeting with wonderful success in the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness and sore throat Iactart being the pure acid of milk compounded with honey in certain proportions, is found to possess terious in this result, for people have always been in the habit of using "a sweet and sour" for throat difficulties. But nothing in this line as effective as Lactart and Honey has before been tried. Dr. o. s. Sanders, one of Boston's dis tingushed physicians, writes: II recommend Lac tart and Honey for coughs, colds sore throat, etc It aids the bowels in constipation and has like effect in diarrhoea;'' and his testimony is SUD- ported by many others. Lactart and Honey is ceedingly pleasant to take and is sure to benefit